Citywide Arts Extravaganza
Daisy Gutierrez, of Chelsea High School, gives a pottery demonstration along with Shelsie Mejia (background) last Thursday afternoon, April 9, during the…
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Stations of the Cross
The St. Rose Church and hundreds of parishioners marched down Broadway and through the streets of Chelsea on Good Friday, April 3,…
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And They’re Off!
Josue Theosmy (center) takes off with his teammates during the 1-mile run at the sound of the starting gun. While spring sports…
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Wynn Officials Digesting Information after Setback on State Environmental Document
Wynn officials are taking a careful read this week of a set of new requirements issued late last Friday evening by state…
Continue readingWhy Have Our Power Prices Skyrocketed?
Though the City Council, including myself, voted against Councilor Giovanni Recupero’s order directing Acting City Manager Ned Keefe to study whether Chelsea…
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Coffee with a Cop
Officer Joanne M O’Brien, Officer John Noftle and Officer Sammy Mojica outside Dunkin Donuts for the Coffee with a Cop meeting. Original…
Continue readingHappy Passover
As the Jewish holiday begins at sundown Friday and extends through the following eight days, we extend our warmest wishes for a…
Continue readingCity Mourns Loss of Retired Fire Lt. Harvey Raley
Harvey C. Raley Jr. The city is mourning the loss of retired Chelsea Fire Lieutenant Harvey C. Raley Jr., who died March…
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Meeting the President
A 10-year-old fifth grader at Browne Middle School (BMS) named Toni-Chanelle Suncar made the trip to Washington, D.C. on Monday as one…
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Chelsea Conservation Commission says “No”
The Chelsea Conservation Commission (ConCom) last week voted down Massport’s plans to store contaminated dredge from the Black Falcon Cruise Terminal dredging…
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